Tech:NYC Digest
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— Oliver Libby, Cofounding Managing Partner, H/L Ventures
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— Aaron Block, Cofounder and Managing Partner, MetaProp
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— Ryan Heath, Head of Communications and PR, Robin AI
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— Steven Rosenblatt, Cofounder and General Partner, Oceans
Recent Editions
In today’s digest — the first of 2026 — new laws, congestion pricing success, and recapping a whirlwind finish to the 2025 tech policy scene. 🌪️
In today’s digest, safer New York streets, MetroCards are selling for thousands, and the latest stats on the state of startups. 🚀
In today’s digest, a long-delayed subway zhuzh, Broadway dangles 2-for-1 tickets, and a check-in on where AI agents stand after a breakout year. 🤖💡
In today’s digest, a state-city partnership on childcare, what to do with your Christmas tree, and recent Series A raises. 🗽
Welcome to another Friday edition of the Tech:NYC Digest, featuring our favorite five highlights in New York and tech this week.